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RECORD CROWD ATTEND RACE

MEETING AT KWANTI

Fanling Cup Won By Mr.

P. P. Botelho: Special Sweep

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HELD IN IDEAL WEATHER CONDITIONS, THE DECEMBER MEETING OF THE FANLING BUNT AND RACE CLUB, at Kwanti, yesterday, was a success from the point of attendance and fine rae- log.

There was a record attendance, and the crowd was such as 'to upset all transportation arrangements as the number of carriages on the special train was absolutely inadeqante.

Hundreds of race-rgery what to Fanling by motor-cars and taxis rather than travel on the overcrowded train.

On prrival at Fapling, the puses ↑ were so few that the majority of those who went out by train walk- ed to the course. The return trip.. by train was worse, as two to three hundred racing fans were left stranded on the platform, there to cool their heels for 45 minutes as the special train was paciced to overcrowding and, those left behind had to return to Kowloon on the ordinary slow..train."

The arrangements, at the paying- out counters of the part-mutuel- both win and places-could be con- siderably improved, as ́ could also the service in these department. Successful punters had to wait as long as 40 minutes to collect their winnings, with the result that there were grumblings galore.

GOVERNOR PRESENT

FLE. the Acting Governor, Lieut- Gen, E. F. Norton, accompanied by Capt. A H Batty-Smith, AD.C., and Mr. G., reverton, "Private Secretary, arrived before the

Lucky Klever

521 490

National Liberty Bunshine Susje

583 480

5

27 121

Wid Bear

RACE THREE There W3 never any doubt as to Sea Urchin winning this steeplechase as it led right from the start. leading, after the first

me round by many lengths.

Klola which was second until the home run dropped out of the race.

"Continued on Page 8. Col. 2

CASH SWEEPS

No. 112

No 834

No. 724

RACE 1

$1.194 26

341.21

170,61

Tickets Nos. 262. "874, 308, 1015 get $50 each.

RACI

2

No 1161

No. 483

No. 267

$1.326.42 378 07 189.49

Tickets Nos. 646, 1262, 23, 787. 993.

second race, as a HE. Maj.-Gen. 1133 get 150 each.

A E Grusett, Bir Atholl Mac- Gregor, Hon. Mr. C. G. Perdue and Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Sommers.

Dividends were, on the whole, low as the majority of the favou- rites turned up. The only real up- set was caused by Chatterbox when it romped home to pay $16 for a win in the fifth rice.

Mr. P. V. T. Wel was the most successful 'Jockey with two wins,

while Mr. P. F. Botelho piloted Quick Despatch to victory in the Panting Cup event.

It is most regrettable that there are" only two more meetings on

RACE 3

$1,858.81 13.09

238.54

No. 861 No. 1114 No. 4 Tickets Nos. 1377, 1031 get $50 each

RACE 5

No. 780 No. 971

No. 415

.$899.00 254.00

127,00

Tickets Nos. 801, 1891, 1123, 1515. 562, 1052, 265, 462.794, 198. get $23 each.

RACE 6

No. 1583 No. 702

$1,803.64

523.04 261.52

No. 1830 Tickets Nos.

the calendar of the Famiing Hunt 1767 get $50 each

and Race Club. as, with better travel and pari-mutuel arrange- ments, the meetings of this Club would be as popular as that held. yesterday

RACE ONE.

NORWICH GIVES

LESSON IN

GOAL GETTING Home Soccer Scores

SPORTS

International Charity Soccer Competition

England Defeat Portugal: A. V. Gosano Injured

One of the biggest surprises for some time in local soccer was LONDON, Dec. 18 (Reuter) provided by SCOTLAND on Christmas Day, when they defeated the The following are the results of redoubtable CHINA eleven by six goals to live in the semi-final of Home football matches played the Sunday Herald International Charity Cup competition at Boun- yesterday

dary Street.

NORTH Blackburn 0 Preston 9 Bradford 0. Huddersfield & Burnley, Manchester · C. Bury 5, Halifax. 5 Wrexham 2 Chester 1 Chesterfield 2, York 0 Doncaster, Lincoln 0 Grimsby 1, Hall I

·Leeda 2 Bradford" į Liverpool $, Everton 1 Manchester U. Stockport Rochdale, Oldham. Rotherham 0. Barnsley 3 Sheffield U. 0, shefild Wed, 0 Southport 2 New Brighton 4 Tranmere 1. Crewe 2

SOUTH Bournemouth 7, Bristol C. 1 Brentford 2, Queen's PR, 1 Norwich 18, Brighton 9 Crystal Pal 0 v. Charlton ? Southend 9. Caloton Orient a Coventry, Stoke.

Chelsea 5, Pulham 2 Northampton 5, Leicester 2 Notts F. 2, Notts C. 4 Reading 4. Aldershot.6 Portsmouth 1, Southampton ? Swansea 1, Cardiff'). Tottenham 3, Millwall 9. Walsall 6, Birmingham 3 Watford 2, Luton

West Ham 4. Arsenal 2

RETURN · MATCHES (Northern)

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Crewe 2. Tranmere 2 Barnsley 3, Rothermere 5 Rochdale 2, Oldham 3

Huddersneld 3, Bradford C. Lincoln 3, Doncaster 1 Chester 1. Wrexham 3

(Southern)

Leicester 7, Northampton 2 Luton 4, Watford 1

CHRISTMAS RUGBY RESULTS

Bradford 27, Bramley 2 SPECIAL DOLLAR Castleford 4. Wakefield 11.

The game was full of thrills and excitement and was fought out at a gruelling pace, the Scots staging a wonderful rally in the second half,

On the Kowloon ground yesterday ENGLAND had to fight all the way aralost PORTUGAL whom they just boat by the odd goal in five. The Portuguese played a much better game than was expected and deserved a better fate especially as they played with ten men for almost the whole game.

HARD FIGHT BY SCOTLAND UPSETS

PORTUGAL

Defeating Fortugal by the odd goal in Dye yesterday afternoon England qualified to meet Scotland in the final Ve

Playing with only ten men, A. V. Gosano baring been hurt early

CHINA

Down four goals to one at the interval, Scotland staged a magni.

cent recovery in the second half- to eliminate the holders, unina, m the semi-anal of the International Christmas Day at Boundary Street, Charity Cup match played on the final scores being 6-5 in favour

The game was full of thrills and

on, Portugal put up a great fight lof the Scotsmen. end only the grand work of the English intermediate line, Pope, spectators were constantly kept on Bright and Britt, prevented А { nippy....... Portuguese forward

from surging the tide.

Une

The game started at a fast pace with both sides attacking in turn.

in

tenterhooks,

the "especially second half when Sectiand staged their winning rally,

Though without their goalle, Lau Ein-hon, for the first five minutes.

A. V. Gosano sent a through pass of the game, China at once settled

to Gomes who eluded Freswater to down and with the game a few part to Campos. The latter sent minutes old opened the score in a low shot which Robinson did through Hau Ching-to from a cen- well to save

tre from Chung Yung-sumİ,

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Taking up the attack again. Eng- WELL-OILED MACHINE land nearly scored. Fox, after

Mostly on the offensive the Chi- making a good run down the wing.nese forwards combined together

HOME, FACTORY

AND

BONKERS

again rains" of the attack. Many of

4 centred lowly and Bickford's weak like woll-oiled machine. Fung

header was easily saved by Mar-King-cheong

ques.

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the

A. V. Gosano received an injury the movements were initiated by

to his left knee and had to be him one of which culminated in carried off the Beld. Els place was taken over by his brother, B. T.

ENGLAND SCORE:

LONDON, Dec. 28 (Reuter- After a nice movement initiated 603, 1616, 1967, 261. The following are the results or by Bright. Hind opened the ac

matches played in the Rugby count for England, This lead, League yesterday.

however, was short-lived, the Portu guese drawing level through Santos who netted after Robinson had jsaved a ground shot from Campos. After the interval, Portugal were the first to look dangerous, Show ing fine burst of speed Gomes

SWEEP ON THE

FANLING CUP -

Putting March Brown to the front from the word "go" L. J. A. Amber I Fielden allowed his mount to lead Circe

all the way to the winning post. Colorado Star Zero and Mortmain were second ick Turpin and third, respectively, and finish-Forehand Drive. ed in that order.

Three Farthings was fourth.

Heinz Lovely Cat

"The Talpo Hurdle Race" (11 miles). Quick Despatch

Mr. W. T. Stanton's March Brown,

168 lbs. Mr. L. J. A. Fielden)

Mr. M. F. L. Haymes' Zero, 100 lbs.

22179 53140

(3)...... 19620

40755

61746

8510

Rising Star

(2)

Ruby Star ..... Rooffy.....

Sea Urchin

(Mr. M. F. L Haymes) 2 Schmetterling

Mr. J. G. Whittaker's "Mortziala, "

160 lbs. (Mr, T.W. Chattey) 3Surprise Again Won by many lengtha, 4. neck be-Tarzan

tween second and third.

Time: 2.54

Pari Mutuel:- '..

Winner: $11.50.

Places: $820; $7.40; $9.00. Also ran-Cape Comorin 170 lbs. ¥Maj. »Hunt); Clowner. 165 (Lt. Col. Way); Dow-Jories 180 (Capt; Hook); Three Farthings 100 (Capt. Ingram). Betting

Cape Comarin.

Clowner

Dow Jones

March Brown Mortumain

Three Farthings Zero

Win. Place

17

24

253

213

101 135

488 408

144 127

58 69

203 210

RACE TWO 2 Lucky Eleven had no difficulty of annexing the first prize in this sprint event for it led all the way from start to finish, followed by Arabian Cat and National Liberty

Sunshine Suste was fourth.

**The Happy Valles Handicap" (A fial race of, & mile) Mr, Tronside's Lucky Eleven, 151

lbs.

(Mr. P. Y. T. Wel) MẸ Ga Giáo Achien ca 190

"GK"

(Capt. Hook) Mr. Why's National Liberty, 158 lbs,

(Mr. B. L. Tuo

Won by half length, half length be *tween second and third.

Time: 1.09.2.

Bari Mutuel

Wider $16.10. · ·

Pacis $8.00; 47.50; 16.10.

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1st Erize

End-Prise -

Dewsbury 8, Featherstone 15. Huddersfield B. Halifax 12. Hall, 13, Hunslet 11 Leeds, Batley $. Liverpool B, Warrington 10. Wigan 12, Balford 6. York 29 Keighley 13.

ARMY RUGBY XV

ran through to gather a pass from Santos but was robbed by Robin

Excitement on just in time.

reached a high pitch and a few

of the playera were cautioned by

4

The following will represent the the referee. 3447 Army-v. the Navy in the second Portugal made strenuous efforts 25697 round of the Quadrangular Tour-but with only four forwards they 51430 nament at Happy Valley at, 2.45 could not get through the stout 10261 p.m. on Saturday.

resistance of Roughley and Fresh- 12421 LC. Picton; L/Sgt. Richards, water. A. v. Gorano made two 50187 Capt. Hook. Capt. Douglass, Pte. attempts to continue the game but 17665 McDonald; Lt. Coombes, 2/Lt. had to give up,

4397 Wedderburn; Cpl. Sutherland, 2/Lt. 5787 Ford, 2/Lt. Bompas, 2/Lt. Heath, $26,008.42" 2/Lt. Millar, 2/Lt: Pinkerton, Capt.

7.438.97

Duke, Cpl Glam. 3,715.49

3rd Prize..... Unplaced ponies. (whether start- ers or not): $344.02 each.

NICE MOVEMENT Following a nice moremant down the-middle Hendy ran through to RESERVES:-L/C. Foley. Capt. best Marques with a nice shot to Barclay. Ete. Berry, L/8gt, Marsh, give England the lead. Undaunted 2/Lt. Eddison.

HOLIDAY CRICKET

J. E. Richardson Hits Up 144 At Chater Road

There was some high scoring in the friendly cricket match played on the Chater Road ground resterday when the Hongkong Cricket Club drew with the Wanderers XL

J. E. RICHARDSON, who has been making some very useful

Portugal again moved up to the attack and Campos,, Santos and Gomes were seen in some bouts of pretty passing, as the result of cre of which Campos equalised.

England attacked strongly and for the next 15 minutes pinned Portugal in the their half of the feld. "Bertie" Gosano did yeoman service, on several pccasions clear. ing. Just in time. Marques also came in for his share of works Portugal's goal had - narrow- Capex, both. Fox and Baw Just falling to score.

E5-

About ten minutes from time

scores of late for 0.8.C.C., delighted with a splendid knock for 144. Bendy natted the wining goal and for the Club who totalled 308 for four wickets, declared,

A. E Perry contributed 48, L. T. Ride 14 H. Owen-Hughes 31 not SPORTING out and D. L Bosanquet 20.

Hicked a FIXTURES

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28

The Wanderers compiled 253 for CRICKET. H. K. C. C. v. Army the loss of seven wickets when FOOTBALL, stumps were drawn.

Major D. O. E. Grcze hit 72 and other big contributors were A H Coombes TT and T. A. Pearce 52 Owen-Hughes captured four wie- kets for 83.

"OVER 24" WIN NOVER At the Kowloon Cricket Club yesterday, in an intra-club match,

Ao ran:-allant Marghal 156 lbs. (4.0 Lang) Old Eagle 157 L the "Over 20" defeated Under 30" A. Fielden); King's Envoy 1837 by runs.

Kui Ying): Sunshine Buste 144 (9 L DYER 30: 189 for Tuen) Wild Bear 144 Chanson Ping)

Betting

Arabiin "The Gallant” Marshal

Odd Pigle

Win. Face

(Mal, W. Samsons 57. 7. A. Mader 66, 7'. Zim- mern 3 for 36, L E. Burch 3 tur 25, Anderson 2 for 19))::

UNDER 80: 108 (D, N. Ander 201 130 on 64 pot out, R. T. Broadbridge MARE. Curtis 4 for $8, R. Baldwin #0 155 14 tar, 47, E F Finchar 9 for 28),

thus completed his hat trick." This came when B. Gosano mis

centre from Bickford allowing Hendy an open goal.

The game, on the whole, attained quite a high standard. England First Division: stayed the pace much better but Kowloon v. "South China (Kow-several of the Porttigues players lo) p.m... Club v. Et Joseph's (St. Joseph's), *. p. in the second half. It was un- were showing "bellows to mend”” R. Scots v. Eastern (Boolum fortunate that Portugal had to Doo), 4 pm., Middlesex v. Navy play without their stalwart A. V. (Boundary Street) 4. Second Division: 30th RAV game though England also lost pm. Cosano, for a greater part of the Service Corps. (Btanley), p.m., Kowloon v. South Chins minutes in the second half.

the services of Brits for some 15 (Kowloon), 2.30pm, Club v. 1908-

hers (St. Joseph's), 2.30 pm ENGLAND: Robinson; Roughley, Middlesex v. Navy (MBitary), 2.80 Freshwater; Pope, Bright Britt: pm...R. Scots Ordnance (800-Fox, Le Page, Hendy, Gaw and kumpoo), 2.30 pm. Thira Divi... | Bickford,"

sion: 38th RA, Engineers PORZUCIALAV-MINqnes; C. F. (Military), pm, thell v. 4th Remedios, D. ANB; Maxwell, A. V. RA (Chatham Road), 2.30 p.m., Gosano, J. Pereira, H. Campos, 2, 20th RA 35th R. A. (Chatham Gomes, B. * Go

and T Alves.

Rox

an putting the Chinese further in the lead.

The Scots then took up the run of play and a powerful long shot by Falconer was tipped over for a comer by Lau. After some even

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